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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1915
Page
3
A garbled transcription discusses former President Roosevelt and U S policy from a New York May date. It mentions reaction to his speech and debates over caste and asylum, referencing Washington and Abraham Lincoln era terms and a general stance on government action.
A damaged press clipping reports Roosevelt allegedly calling the Lusitania sinking the greatest act of piracy. German officials denounce the remark as insulting to German people and long-time friends, accusing Roosevelt of hostility and deceit.
London readers see copies of a Philadelphia Wilson speech printed after hours, with the Standard editorial noting the phrase a high minded call for righteous conduct. Germany, the paper adds, will not grasp such ideals.
Senior class stages If I Were He Ant Were King in the Fowersvek Theater with a plot set in Louis XI era Francois Villon. The tale follows Villon’s perilous fate for love and loyalty as King Louis negotiates a pardon offering life in exchange for a lover’s sacrifice. The program lists automotive bargains and local ads alongside the play notice.
A compilation of local observations includes Mr C W Ruissell recovering from a road mishap near Six Corners, church notices from the Southwest District Episcopalian council, and various community mentions. The piece highlights small local businesses, charitable appeals, travel plans, and residents preparing shipments of Brown Bread Tea Cream and Esse links Windermann.
An old ad claims S. S. S. can purge blood disorders instantly, touting swift relief and health benefits. It also markets medical advice from The Swift Specific Co. and mentions various products, stores, and local names without clear dates.
A Sunflower Club plans to entertain Kansans visiting the Oakland Exposition on May 12. The event will greet former Kansans now residents of nearby areas and travelers attending the Panina-Vgeitie International Exposition in the East Bay.
Letter from J W Etris of Etris Geogia cites relief from a severe backache after taking Foley Kidney Pills. The advertisement describes kidneys overworking causing aches and other illnesses and promotes the pills as a science medicine that cleanses the kidneys and boosts health with quick results.
The Sunflower Club was organized in Oakland to officially welcome Kansans moving to the area when no existing body could extend a welcome. The narrative notes a large Kansas Society of California membership and a kickoff event in Oakland.
High school junior play will feature music supplied by the best high school orchestra in the state. Admission to the Thursday night event is 35 and 50 cents. Reservations are on sale at the usual places. The show opens with acts at venues in Paris and St. Louis with Miss Mary W directing.
Lord Charles Beresford questioned the admiralty in the commons as Thos J MacNamara reported figures showing 201 ships lost and 1556 lives killed amid British wartime losses. The data reflect naval costs and ship casualties in ongoing hostilities.
The piece notes rising expenses for graduation attire as seniors strive for superior outfits. It describes students buying new suits and dresses, pressuring peers and prompting meetings to decide on modest attire. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is recommended as a blood improving tonic.
A historical note recommends magnesia as a remedy for sour stomach and dyspepsia. It describes various forms such as oxides and carbonates and endorses a spoonful in water after meals to neutralize acid, stop fermentation, and aid digestion.
Sibley Mesd. Johnson and relatives spent Saturday night and Sunday with Davis and Mars Thoms ley at Jinlin with Mrs. ry Biekimian. Harriett Cowles visited Lawrence. many neighbors noted as visiting and attending the Marshall Society event Friday. Miss Reed seeks release from Blue Mound contract to accept Baldwin position. Mr Bert Day bought a new car.
Property transfer notice lists Cornelia 7 as grantor and Ohrrerge West as grantee. Details indicate a warranty deed recording with description of the transfer and involved parties. No dates or parcel specifics are readable.
Officials reported a man in Kansas City suffered delirium tremens and was observed collapsing at a depot. Witnesses said he appeared intoxicated and reacted vigorously, with nearby bystanders noting his distress and forensic officers assessing his condition.
A scrambled account notes striking similarity between death lists on the Lusitania and Titanic. Names such as Alfred Freynne and Henry Harris appear amid fragmented lines detailing victims and a cautious forensic-like comparison of the two maritime disasters.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use Vicks Vapor‑Rub Salve at the first sign of croup or cold trouble. It touts fresh air, light clothing, and a warm flannel cover to release menthol camphor pine tar eucalyptus and thyme vapors for overnight inhalation.
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